Join With a Terrible Fate in a series that aims to better understand Ness’s philosophically charged journey to save a world that doesn’t seem to care about him.
The flavor text of EarthBound tells a story you may have missed.
Only EarthBound could marry the mechanics of dungeon-crawling with the themes of epic poetry.
Despite being smaller than an MP3 file, EarthBound achieved more with its music than many symphonies manage.
In a decade that gave us a library of games about orphans, EarthBound reminded us how important fathers are to their sons.
On our latest podcast episode, we chat with two of our team members who are developing "comprehensive theories" of landmark video games.
EarthBound’s most pervasive villainy isn’t its final boss: it’s the everyday evil of people you know.
If you think that Giygas is the scariest part of EarthBound, think again.
When it comes to EarthBound, cops and punks aren’t Ness’s greatest enemies: it’s Nothingness.